President Donald Trump has been in office for 90 days as of Sunday and has signed over 120 orders. Here's how he compares to other presidents.

President Trump signed more than 120 executive orders in the first 3 months of his second term. Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the most executive orders, with over 3,700 during his 12 years in office.

In another, signed in the flurry of executive activity ... recounted in his seminal volume, “Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1932-1940,” Roosevelt “directed secretary of the Treasury ...

Image When he took office in 1933, in the middle of the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt signed 76 bills into law in his first 100 days, more than any of his successors. Mr. Trump has ...

trouncing his predecessors' respective records on signed EOs in the same time period, dating back to at least President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Trump signed 26 executive orders in his first day ...

Trump’s rat-a-tat executive orders and flood-the-zone approach to major policy proposals have overwhelmed Americans’ ...

By April 30th, Trump had signed 142 executive orders, according to data from the Federal Register. This number breaks a record, previously held by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who issued 99 ...

More than a year before Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt heard arguments from ... apparently to note that only 11 days earlier he had signed into law the Selective Training and ...

It's the greatest number of executive actions in a president's first 100 days going back to 1941, when Franklin D. Roosevelt signed 123 in his second term. His actions do not come without challenges.

Mr. Trump has signed 142 executive orders so far ... The previous record was held by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who issued 99 executive orders during his first 100 days in 1933, primarily ...

Reporter Stephen Colbert compared Donald Trump to Franklin D. Roosevelt—and it wasn’t ... according to J.P. Morgan Research; he’s signed just five bills into law, despite his party ...